Input values seat1, travel_time1 and plane_num1 are read from input, representing the seat, travel_time, and plane_num of a passenger. An element representing a new seat is also read from input as new_seat. Complete the following tasks:Assign passenger1 with an instance of Passenger with seat1, travel_time1 and plane_num1 as attributes in that order.Call passenger1's print_data().Call passenger1's move_seat() with argument new_seat.Call passenger1's print_data() again. 1 class Passenger:24689def _init__(self, seat, travel_time, plane_num):self.seat seat6 17 18 19self.travel_time = travel timeself.plane_num = plane_numdef move_seat (self, new_seat):self.seat new_seat10111213 seat1 input()14 travel time1 = int(input())15 plane_num1 = int(input())new_seat = input()16Yourcode goes heredef print_data(self):print (f'Passenger data: seat {self.seat}, {self.travel_time} hours travel time, Flight #{self.plane_n

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Input values seat1, travel_time1 and plane_num1 are read from input, representing the seat, travel_time, and plane_num of a passenger. An element representing a new seat is also read from input as new_seat. Complete the following tasks:

Assign passenger1 with an instance of Passenger with seat1, travel_time1 and plane_num1 as attributes in that order.
Call passenger1's print_data().
Call passenger1's move_seat() with argument new_seat.
Call passenger1's print_data() again.